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Morishita · Chitose

Coffee Session

Japanese nameコーヒーセッション

Opening days are announced monthly. Please check the shop's official information before visiting (as of 10/13 · Source)

Hours checked on 2026-10-13

About 4 min walk from Morishita Station

Light roastBright acidityNeighborhood favorite

A Morishita coffee stand surrounded by Thai pop music and miscellaneous goods.

A shop specializing in Thai beans, visiting producing regions in northern Thailand every year and involved in sourcing, roasting, and brewing. Inside, marked by a Thai-language sign, are graphics and miscellaneous goods by local artists.

Coffee

Main roast
Light
Acidity
Bright

Opening hours

Opening days are announced monthly. Please check the shop's official information before visiting (as of 10/13 · Source)

By day of the week

Regular opening hours

Mon
Closed
Tue
11:00–18:00
Wed
11:00–18:00
Thu
11:00–18:00
Fri
11:00–18:00
Sat
11:00–18:00
Sun
11:00–18:00

Hours checked on 2026-10-13 · Source

Getting there

Yagi Heights 101, 3-7-12 Chitose, Sumida-ku, Tokyo Prefecture

About 4 min walk from Morishita Station

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